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COMFORTS OF WAR. Struck senseless by a piece of falling timber, as I have related, I lay in a state of blessed unconsciousness of the horrors and of the carnage around me; but I can still remember th
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COMFORTS OF WAR. Struck senseless by a piece of falling timber, as I have related, I lay in a state of blessed unconsciousness of the horrors and of the carnage around me; but I can still remember th
THE SUN SHINES AGAIN. We entered the room where she lay, and the stillness of death was there. We approached her with …
LAST ASSAULT OF STRALSUND. I found that a salvo had completely breached the curtain of the bastion at the Frankendör; …
THE PLAGUE SPOT. Next day I received a slight wound in the left shoulder from the ball of a carbine; for the Imperiali…
THE BLACK PLAGUE. Believing that Bandolo had perished at the moment he disappeared over the Stubbenkamer, we descended…
THE BLACK LAKE OF STUBBENKAMER. Without asking permission (for I knew that at such a time it would not be acceded to m…
THE JESUIT. None save those who have been circumstanced as we unfortunately were, in a city besieged and reduced almos…
RETRIBUTION. Some days after this, I was hastening from the Frankendör towards the residence of Ernestine, when, at a …
THE WHITE FLAG. The provisions, procured at so much danger and with such loss, were a seasonable, but scanty relief; f…
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